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• 6’2, 210
• committed to play baseball at Lock Haven University.

Know specific D3s that would have loved to bring this young man in, yet he’s equally impressive a baseball prospect, if not better. Great for the Jersey Shore kid to have options this late into his HS career. Works out of a spread system, like his feet post-hitch, on his toes and ready to fire, on the cusp of happy feet in the pocket though. Feels pressure in the pocket well. Not an elite athlete but one who excels at making the first leaker miss. Good impromptu skills, several scampers leading to off-platform throws for first downs. Trust him to deliver a catchable ball down the sideline, good depth perception when targeting his man downfield. Asked to sprint-out out of gun often. Would have likely seen D3 love.

The senior quarterbacks season came to an end with the loss but it was an admirable and quality season for the 6-foot-3 Loomis. He completed 64.3% of his passes this season for 2,133 yarsd and 14 touchdowns while throwing nine inteceptions. He has a strong arm and the accuracy at times is fantastic but he’ll nee dto be more consistent in his decision making at the next level if he chooses to explore fotoball instead of baseball.

Loomis’s performance against Mountoursville this past weekend has become what is to be expected of the senior quarterback. Loomis completed 21-of-32 passes for 290 yards and two touchdowns while leading Jersey Shore to their fifth straight victory. Loomis has been spectacular over the Bulldogs’ last three games, passing for 893 yards  and six touchdowns to one interception. If you’re a Division II or Division III team looking for a quarterback in this cycle, be sure to check out this District 4 signal caller.